TV Schedule Highlights From Chesapeake Bay Week
Local programming lists film and discussion segments with hosts and guest stars across channels. Notable entries include 5 p.m. Ch 61-8th Man Botmaster a robot bat kidnaps scientists, 7 p.m. Twilight Zone with boxing robots, 7:30 p.m. Lost in Space undead army creator, and Beverly Hillbillies castle note.
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Botmaster
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Superman
Brockhurst
Aintstones
Flintstones
Rubbles
McHale's Navy
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McHale
Cliff Arquette
Pat Butham
Jack Bailey
Bob Barker
Lucy
Ethel
Hazel
Baxter
Israel
Questo
Dream House
Mike Darrow
Beverly Hillbillies
Drysdale
Jed
England
Evening TV Schedule of Movies and Shows
A dense listing of daytime and evening television programming across channels 61 11 3 23 25 8 5 61 25 3 11 25 63 with films such as Cruel Tower Buffalo Bill The Old Man and the Sea and The Desperado Moors plus talk shows sports and variety programs. Cast names include John Ericson Maureen O Hara Joel McCrea Spencer Tracy Arlene Dahl Fried Rodger Moore and Julie Andrews. Also features Woody Woodbury Jonathan Winters Perry Mason and Tonight Show among others.
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Perry
Mason
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Maureen O'Hara
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Newa
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Tom Wicker
Max Frankel
Julie Andrews
Gene Kelly
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Oliver
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Dick Hollister
Harry Zorkardios
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Perry Mason
Emmy Nod For Melvyn Douglas Aging Special On May 19
Hollywood reports Melvyn Douglas 67 earns Emmy nomination for aging special Do Not Go Gentle along with co stars and writers. The ceremony, emceed by Frank Sinatra in New York, features Mission Impossible top nods with 11 nominations and Barbara Bain and Martin Landau among honorees.
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NET plans new series to improve race relations on TV
NET announced a monthly hour long program beginning in July to feature news and cultural developments in the American Negro community. The program aims to address race relations and showcase what is being accomplished, serving as a workshop to train young Negroes in television and aligning with the President's civil disorder commission recommendations.
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250 Nominated for Emmy Awards
New York AP reports the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences expands categories and nominations. About 250 programs and individuals receive nominations across 31 formal categories plus broader citations. Many nominees are not standout, including five two season series for outstanding comedy, with Raymond Burr up for two Emmys for Ironside. The May 19 NBC broadcast may run long given the expanded slate.
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TV top view voting prompts mixed reader letters
Readers across the country critique top view choices and suggest changes. Letters from Jeff Lundwall and others condemn or praise shows like The Virginian Cimarron Strip Bewitched Voyage and Welk and Peyton Place. The piece notes three programs not scheduled next season and urges audience votes for ratings.
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Lost in Space on Kraft Music Hall and Second Hundred Years
A listener survey notes audience reactions for Wednesday programs including Lost in Space on Kraft Music Hall and The Second Hundred Years. It records ratings ranging from terrible to excellent, reflecting mixed responses from Wednesday night broadcasts.
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